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Species · Offshore

Marbled Grouper

Dermatolepis inermis

Also called Sicklefish grouper.

Rules in 9 state rulebooks, checked Sep 16, 2026. Every rule names its source and the day it was last checked; the official rulebook is the final word.

How to tell it

Dark gray-brown grouper with pale marbling and a very deep body; a humpbacked look; rare on deep reefs.

Rules for

Every state

StateSizeBagSeasonToday
AlabamaFederal rule (Gulf federal waters)No size limitSee noteYear-roundNOAA SERO 2026 / Gulf Council 2026 · likely · checked Check
Florida (Atlantic)No size limitSee noteYear-roundFWC 2026 · likely · checked Check
Florida (Gulf)No size limitSee noteYear-roundFWC 2026 · likely · checked Check
GeorgiaFederal rule (South Atlantic federal waters)No size limitSee noteYear-roundSAFMC / NOAA SERO 2026 · likely · checked Check
LouisianaFederal rule (Gulf federal waters)No size limitSee noteYear-roundNOAA SERO 2026 / Gulf Council 2026 · likely · checked Check
MississippiFederal rule (Gulf federal waters)No size limitSee noteYear-roundNOAA SERO 2026 / Gulf Council 2026 · likely · checked Check
North CarolinaFederal rule (South Atlantic federal waters)No size limitSee noteYear-roundSAFMC / NOAA SERO 2026 · likely · checked Check
South CarolinaFederal rule (South Atlantic federal waters)No size limitSee noteYear-roundSAFMC / NOAA SERO 2026 · likely · checked Check
TexasFederal rule (Gulf federal waters)No size limitSee noteYear-roundNOAA SERO 2026 / Gulf Council 2026 · likely · checked Check

Not specifically regulated in Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, Virginia: each state’s rule for unlisted species applies there (on its page).

On the table

Edible — a rare, slow-growing grouper; most anglers release.

In the app

Point the camera at a marbled grouper and the name appears before you take the picture, with these rules for the water you’re standing in. No signal needed, and every catch goes in the log.

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Questions anglers ask about marbled grouper

How many marbled grouper can you keep?

Alabama: See note; Florida (Atlantic): See note; Florida (Gulf): See note; Georgia: See note; Louisiana: See note; Mississippi: See note; North Carolina: See note; South Carolina: See note; and more in the table above.

How do you tell marbled grouper from gag grouper?

Marbled Grouper has this: Dark gray-brown grouper with pale marbling and a very deep body; a humpbacked look; rare on deep reefs.. Gag Grouper gray with worm-like markings.